• Judge rules Meta must face allegations of encouraging youth addiction to social media: Hashtag Trending for October 17, 2024

  • Oct 17 2024
  • Length: 13 mins
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Judge rules Meta must face allegations of encouraging youth addiction to social media: Hashtag Trending for October 17, 2024

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  • Discover the latest in a lawsuit against Meta over social media addiction among youth, the FTC's new 'Click to Cancel' rule for simplifying subscription cancellations, and the FCC's probe into broadband data caps. Learn about an Apple-sponsored study questioning the reasoning capabilities of advanced AI models like GPT 4.0, featuring insights from Geoffrey Hinton on the future of AI intelligence. Get up-to-date with these impactful stories and their implications for social media, consumer rights, and artificial intelligence.

    00:00 Introduction and Headlines
    00:32 Meta's Legal Battle Over Youth Addiction
    03:06 FTC's New 'Click to Cancel' Rule
    05:56 FCC Investigates Data Caps
    07:47 Apple's AI Research Report
    08:22 Advancements in AI Math and Logic
    09:00 The River Crossing Problem
    09:27 Apple's Study on AI Reasoning
    09:55 New Benchmarks and Testing
    11:28 Discrepancies in AI Performance
    12:29 Concluding Thoughts on AI Reasoning
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